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This page is intended to give a high-level technical overview of the .NET Connector v4. To prevent malicious actors from compromising the security of our customer's high-profile sales and registrations, we host our in-depth Connector v4 documentation in private repositories.

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The following diagram shows the Queue-it logic with a server-side Connector.

1. User requests a page.
2. The validation method sees that user has no Queue-it session cookie and no Queue-it token and sends him to the correct waiting room with a valid token based on the configuration.
3. User waits in the queue.
4. User is navigated back to your website, now with a valid token.
5. The validation method validates the token and creates a Queue-it session cookie.
6. The user browses to a new page and the Queue-it session cookie will let him proceed without queuing again.

To integrate using the Queue-it .NET Connector v4, you will need:

• An active Queue-it account
• Working ASP.NET Environment
• Queue-it admin available (Someone available with the GO Queue-it Platform access and familiarity with GO account configuration settings.)
• ASP.NET developer available (Someone available with knowledge of .NET and C# code, how to make changes to it and installing code packages.)
• A non-production ASP.NET environment that can be used for the initial implementation and testing of the new Queue-it Connector.

The ASP.NET Connector consists of the following components:

•  Code package QueueIt.Connector.AspNet
  • With dependency package: QueueIt.QueueToken
•  Global.asax code additions (directives, a method, and an event handler)

Complete these steps in order for best results.

1. Install Queue-it ASP.NET Connector Framework
2. Implement Queue-it in the Code

Waiting rooms and their protection scope are created and configured in the Queue-it GO platform and server-side (KnownUser) configuration information must be propagated to the application environment for real-time access by the Queue-it Connector. When an integration configuration is saved (published) in the GO platform, the server-side configuration settings are packaged into a server-side JSON file and positioned on the Queue-it server, ready for secure downloading. Propagation of these settings (JSON) to the ASP.NET environment is performed automatically by the Queue-it ASP.NET Connector whenever the Queue-it integration configuration is published.